List/Grid Tag Archives: NoSQL
Implementing Entity Services using NoSQL – Part 5: Improving autonomy using the Cloud
In the previous posts I discussed how I went about building my SOA ‘Entity’ service for Products by using a combination of Java Web Services, Java EE and the CouchDB NoSQL database. ...
Implementing Entity Services using NoSQL – Part 4: Java EE
Now that I have prepared a skeleton contract-first web-service and created a data access layer using Ektorp and CouchDB, it’s time to wire them together into a fully working entity ...
Implementing Entity Services using NoSQL – Part 3: CouchDB
Following on from Part 2 of this series where I created and deployed the Product Entity Service using the SOA ‘contract-first’ technique, I’m now going to work on the NoSQL database ...
Implementing Entity Services using NoSQL – Part 2: Contract-first
It’s time to begin the coding of my SOA entity service with NoSQL project, and as promised I’m starting with the web service’s contract. Take a look at Part 1 of this series. This ...
Implementing Entity Services using NoSQL – Part 1: Outline
Over the past few weeks I’ve been doing some R&D into the advantages of using NoSQL databases to implement Entity services (also known as Data Services). Entity service is a classification ...
MongoDB in 30 minutes
I have recently been bitten by the NoSQL bug – or as colleague of mine Mark Atwell coined “Burn the Where!” movement. While I have no intention of shunning friendly ...
Sorting Spring Data MongoDB collections using @OrderBy
This is already third post about tuning and enhancing Spring Data MongoDB capabilities. This time I found that I miss one JPA feature – @OrderBy annotation. @OrderBy specifies the ...
Couchbase 101 : install, store and query data
Introduction In this post I just want to show how easily is to get started with Couchbase, and also explain how to “query” the data. The basic steps of this tutorial are: ...
MongoDB with Java Kickstart
NoSQL databases due to their scalability are becoming increasingly popular. When used appropriately NoSQL databases can offer real benefits. MongoDB is such a highly scalable opensource ...
Using Redis with Spring
As NoSQL solutions are getting more and more popular for many kind of problems, more often the modern projects consider to use some (or several) of NoSQLs instead (or side-by-side) ...
